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by JudyLloyd | Oct 2, 2015 | Politics & Government, Remarkable Women
October 2, 2015 — Lawrence, Kansas — William B. Lacy, Director of the Dole Institute of Politics on the campus of the University of Kansas has announced that Judy B. Lloyd will join the Institute as its Fall Fellow, conducting a study group each week on...
by JudyLloyd | Sep 11, 2015 | Baby Boomers, Politics & Government
Today I had a feeling I’ve never felt before on the anniversary of 9-11 – joy. The early morning sky was baby blue with elegant ripples of clouds over Mount Diablo. I shed a tear as I do every 9-11. Then I smiled, thinking about the 2,977 people America...
by JudyLloyd | Jul 26, 2015 | Politics & Government
In July 2015, I was asked to do something I’ve never done before – join the staff of California Democrat State Senator Steve Glazer. No, I did not change parties nor my philosophy of government. I made a conscious decision to once again serve part-time in...
by JudyLloyd | Jun 4, 2015 | Advocacy, Politics & Government
In April 2015, more than 300,000 NFIB members received a new publication from the national headquarters of the National Federation of Independent Business. The 2015 Small Business Playbook contains important information and articles that will help small businesses...
by JudyLloyd | May 5, 2015 | Advocacy, Politics & Government
The National Federation of Independent Business,California’s and the nation’s leading small business association, todayannounced the endorsement of Steve Glazer for Senate District 7. “NFIB is proud to endorse Steve Glazer for the StateSenate,” said John...
by JudyLloyd | Nov 2, 2014 | Politics & Government
A very wise political consultant once told me that the last 7 days of a close campaign weren’t the ones to watch – they were the ones to watch out for. It’s that magical time when your opponent hurls lies about you in the mail. It’s getting pretty whacky in Assembly...
